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*Site map showing
general activity and camping areas in jpg format. Not to scale
**Site Map detailed
site map in .pdf format. Scale is 100 ft per "+" mark.
A typical camp site diagram and criteria can be viewed here.
Host Campers : There are 10 host camps throughout the campgrounds. They help to monitor their particular area and provide assistance to campers. The host camps will be designated at the festival with visible wind dancers flying above their camp. They will have detailed maps of the camping area, a bulletin board for messages and festival guidelines and are self-serve for most of the day. Host posts do have radios and can help contact dispatch. We may need to recruit additional host campers so contact jim@blissfest.org for details.
Festival Camping Guidelines.
1.Campground quite down time is at 1am-8am
2. State law for temporary campgrounds requires a minimum of 10' separating
camping units. This is for fire protection.
3. Do not block roads and access points in the campground.
4. No ground fires or charcoal fires of any kind.
More festival guidelines here
Back 40 Camping area
The Blissfest recently won approval from the Emmet County Planning Commission
for a Special Use Permit allowing use of the Back
40 Campground Area. The Special Use Permit is again conditional upon meeting performance standards
regarding noise levels and appropriate infrastructucture. Continued use of this area will again require that campers exercise care and responsible
behavior. The festival will again allow a limited
number of sites in
this area this year. The density level will be
monitored and strictly controlled. There will again be designated parking in the "Back 40" for those who wish to
walk-in camp in the woods.
Here is a site map that gives you a representation of the activities and all camping areas. This is a general map and we are working on adding more details. All camping areas will require a general quiet down period starting at midnight. It is important that all festival participants honor this rule since our collective behavior will determine if we can continue camping at all. Quiet-down simply means that we can sing, play music and have fun but we can not disturb fellow campers or the local neighbors.
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Camp sites are 25 ft x 50 ft. and marked by flags. The State of Michigan DNR has some reasonable requirements for temporary campsites and we follow their guidelines. The layout to the left provides the basic criteria for campsites at the Blissfest. Each vehicle requires a Vehicle permit for parking in the campground. A maximum of 2 vehicles and 3 tents or 2 vehicles and an RV & tent are allowed per site. Maximum of 8 persons per site are allowed. Minimum setback of 5ft. for tents, RV, campers and vehicles from site boundary is required for fire protection. This year we plan to mow the entire area early in the summer and then prior to the festival we will mow in the roads. So the general rule is, if its mowed its a road! Vehicles need to stay off the mowed roads. |